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After a Month in Karnali, I am Back in Kathmandu
I am back in Kathmandu. I came here on the last day of February flying from Jumla to Nepalgunj and from there to Kathmandu. I was in Karnali for a month (February). I did travel the Karnali Highway (Jumla-Surkhet) twice this time. From Jumla to Surkhet and from Surkhet to Jumla. I also went to…
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Time To Be Away from Kathmandu
It’s now time for me to be away from the city of Kathmandu and go back to one of my favorite domains: the hills of Nepal. Being a workaholic ass in the city of Kathmandu means I must take break from regular life to refresh myself and inject fresh energy in the soul of Dinesh…
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Busy Days, American Politics and Our Leaders
I have been extremely busy in the past two weeks. Blogging was the primary (or caucus? ha ha ha) casualty. I was completely into journalism, my primary profession. Reporting, writing, managing and editing. The assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto came as a shock and I found myself in our newsroom tracking the…
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Watching Sunrise from the Nagarkot Hilltop
I experienced the magic while watching the sun rising It was really challenging for me to wake up at 6:30 in the morning to observe the sunrise. I was determined. I set the alarm on my cell for 6 AM (Friday, December 21). The alarm inside me was also working and I was awake several…
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An Evening in Nagarkot: Drinking Soup
A sudden trip to the hilltop that is famous for the views of sunrise. So that is how my day started. I wasn’t prepared when my colleague at Kantipur Girish Giri asked me to join him on a motorcycle trip to Nagarkot in the afternoon while I was calmly browsing web and reading blogs. Plus,…
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An Early Morning Show of a Nepali Movie
The mother of the actress wanted her daughter to be a professor in real life. One thing that you can predict easily about a reporter’s daily routine is this: it’s unpredictable. You never know how a reporter’s day starts and ends. Forget about you, I am a reporter and I myself don’t know how my…
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Following American Election Campaigns From Nepal
Even in these chilly days, we drink Coca Cola (Okay, to be exact, I drank a glass of Fanta, another offering from the one of the greatest symbols of American culture, this afternoon in a program co-sponsored by Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu). We get to watch the events in the United States as and when…
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मिलाउॅ हाम्रा हातहरू
दिनेश वाग्ले वाग्ले स्ट्रिट जर्नन यो लेख आज शनिवारको कान्तिपुर दैनिकमा प्रकाशित छ । पत्रिकाकै पेजमा हेर्ने भए यहाँ क्लिक गरेहुन्छ । काठमाडौं- लिफ्टबाट निस्केर म तीव्रगतिमा अगाडि हुत्तिइरहेको थिएँ एकजना सहकर्मीले मुसुक्क मुस्काउँदै दाहिने हात अगाडि फैलाए । देब्रे हात गोजीमा थियो, दाहिनेमा मोबाइल तर उनीसँग हात नमिलाई, हेन्डसेक या गुड नगरी अघि बढ्नु…
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Everyone Wants To “Volunteer” For UN
Anjila Mul, 22, and Sujita Amatya, 22, who got Bachelors in Science (Environmental Science) degree from Biswo Niketan College a few days ago, had gone to the “exhibition” hoping to get recruited as volunteer or explore opportunities in volunteering. “The focus is in the UN of course,” said Anjila, left, “because that’s world wide.” [Here…
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सवारीमा सहरका कुरा
दिनेश वाग्ले वाग्ले स्ट्रिट जर्नल यो लेख पहिलोपटक आजको कान्तिपुरमा प्रकाशित भएको हो । पत्रिकाकै पेजमा हेर्ने भए यहाँ क्लिक गरेहुन्छ । काठमाडौं- ‘यस्तै हो पत्रकारको काम ?’ केही बेरअघिसम्म मेरा प्रश्नको जबाफ दिइरहेकी अधबैंसे महिला हल्का झर्किन्- ‘चिन्नु न जान्नुका मान्छेसँग कुरा गर्दै हिँड्ने ?’ पाठ्यपुस्तकमा पत्रकारिताको ठ्याक्कै त्यस्तो परिभाषा दिइँदैन तर चिनेकै मान्छे…
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